If you've spent any length of time playing FIFA 21's Ultimate Team, then you'll have no doubt come across someone running the ball down the wing with the Adama Traoré. The winger is frustratingly fast, but has nothing on the loading times of the next-gen version of the game apparently.
According to EA, who announced that FIFA 21 is coming to next-generation consoles on December 4, the game will have "blazing fast load times" so you can get into the action right away. It'll also have deferred lighting and rendering, enhanced animation technology, off-ball humanisation, and more next-gen specific upgrades.
Everyone who's purchased FIFA 21 will get the opportunity to experience those upgrades for free if and when they move to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. The Dual Entitlement system, which EA hinted at before, will ensure you can carry on playing your game without any interruptions to your progress in both Ultimate Team and VOLTA.
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